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• If I get into something, I do it full speed.
• Any time you get into something like this, it takes time.
• The guys can get into something everybody can talk about.
• Then you need to get into something with more challenge.
• I want to get into something and make a career.
• It's time to get into something new ."
• "We had to get into something, " she said.
• "I'm definitely a leader when I get into something.
• I really had no idea my life could get into something like this.
• "Now I'd like to get into something lighter ."
• You get into something a little bit different.
• I just needed to get into something that was proven to be a winner.
• He wanted to get into something else.
• He needs to get into something.
• But this may just help you translate the advice you get into something you can understand.
• But we won't get into something the nation has had enough of ."
• NEW SCIENTIST : How did a biologist like you ever get into something so very political?
• I refuse to get into something that vilifies someone just because they happen to be Jewish.
• Every time Microsoft gets into something, they add credibility to that genre as an online medium.
• "Why in the world would he get into something like that ? " she asked.